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• Birmingham cuts will not affect ICT

  The council's plans to save £69m from its budget by April 2011 will not include cuts to its ICT service

• A safe strategy

  The government's new ICT strategy is all about saving money, but leaves scope for another on the more controversial issues, writes Mark Say

• Government expects £277m from vetting scheme

  The Home Office has disclosed the amount it expects to raise from applications to the Vetting and Barring Scheme

• Brown pledges broadband for poor families

  Prime minister Gordon Brown has promised free laptops and broadband access for 270,000 low income families

• Wales backs councils' IT projects

  Two local authority IT projects are to receive funds from the Welsh Assembly Government as part of its Invest to Save programme

• ContactPoint will cost £227m over five years

  The government has released budget details for its directory of all children in England

• Darling to cut £500m from IT spending

  The chancellor has told Parliament that IT projects will be within a £5bn package of cuts

• Most central government satisfied with IT

  A new study shows that central government organisations are generally positive about the capabilities of their IT

• Government outlines back office cuts

  The government plans further back office integration and a national introduction of the Tell Us Once service as part of its streamlining programme

• Government ICT spending reaches a plateau

  Public sector spending on ICT is set to stabilise over the next five years

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